[MacDV] Extracting Audio from iMovie

[Richard Dalziel-Sharpe]

Steve,
Export the whole file to QuickTime as Quicktime DV highest quality this 
will take real time or a bit longer depending on your Mac. Then open 
the resulting Quicktme DV file with Quicktime Player and then you can 
extract the Audio in any format that QuickTime supports. And work on 
the resulting file with any suitable audio software you have.
iMovie really has little or no support for working on its audio 
separately from the video. But once you have tweaked the sound outside, 
it will accept mp3 and AIFF sound back in.
Richard
On Friday, February 14, 2003, at 12:12  AM, Steve Robertson wrote:

> Y'all have probably discussed this before, but I couldn't find an 
> answer in the archives.
>
> Recently, I shot about 45 minutes of video, but it turned out that the 
> audio was much more important than the accompanying talking head 
> video. So I wanted to extract the audio from the iMovie clips and 
> continue working with the audio only.
>
> I would eventually like to burn some audio CDs containing this 45 
> minutes of audio. With the
> Steve Robertson
>
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